Apple'siPhoneSalesDuringTheHolidayQuarterCouldTopRecord62MillionUnits

Apple could see a record-breaking quarter for iPhone sales. No, we’re not talking about sales numbers for Apple's third quarter, which Cupertino will announce tomorrow, July 22, or even those for the current quarter. Analyst Gene Munster says that the record breaker could come in the December quarter, according to CNET.
The analyst says that Apple could sell 62 million iPhones between October and December. If that were to happen, it would smash Apple’s previous record of 47.8 million iPhones sold recorded during last year’s holiday quarter.
Munster’s projection includes “iPhone mini” sales totaling 12 million units. He does note, however, that some cannibalization could lower that 62 million figure.
In a note to investors, he states:

We are assuming a 50 percent cannibalization factor from the cheaper phone, which may be too aggressive as we have yet to hear launch details. If you add back cannibalized phones, our 'core' iPhone unit estimate for Dec-13 would be 56 million or 17 percent [year-on-year] growth for the first full quarter of iPhone 5S.